Andrew Tate said it was an ‘objective fact’ that it was gay to love your wife and this A++ response is surely the only one you need

Life Andrew tate takedowns Andrew Tate said it was an ‘objective fact’ that it was gay to love your wife and this A++ response is surely the only one you need John Plunkett . Updated November 27th, 2024 Share Tweet To the world – briefly, promise – of self-styled clown prince of the toxic manosphere, Andrew Tate, who took time out from pacing up and down the home where he is under house arrest in Romania to reply to Tate-o-like, @NickJFuentes . We mention it because Tate appears to be concluding that it’s gay to love your wife.

Stick with it? Not really. And it prompted lots of entirely on-point responses as you might imagine. Fellas, is it gay to be straight? https://t.

co/FBxkKme1f1 — Unredeemed Zoomer ⚛️ (@UnredeemedZoomr) November 27, 2024 Yeah, imagine loving your wife and kids...

https://t.co/6mF9IvxF7X — Green Bull (@GrnBulls) November 27, 2024 Follow along if you want a hollow life void of love https://t.co/0FtQ1SdKpO — Joe Norman (@normonics) November 26, 2024 But this one surely said it best.

an important part of upholding the patriarchy is denigrating men who treat their female partners well they want to ensure that it isn’t considered the standard. pic.twitter.

com/0Cy6hcT8KO — emily may (@emilykmay) November 26, 2024 A good point very well made. Accurate. Men trying to bully other men for respecting women has been one of the worst parts of socialization as long as I can remember.

— actingliketommy (@actingliketommy) November 26, 2024 “me.